History of animation

1. By Shafiul Islam

2.  Photographs have many purposes weather it being to do with art
or preserve personal memories for individuals or families eg,
taking photographs on holiday etc
 They could also be used to inform the mass through the news
about events or tragedies which happen. Informing the public
and remind us about what happened.

3.  The very first use of the word photography was by a man called
John. F.W. Herschel The word itself comes from the Greek and
translates to..
 Representation by mean of lines, or drawing together by meaning
drawing with the light.

4.  Giphante is a fictional story written by De La Roche.
 In the book De La Roche talking about capturing nature images
onto canvass by using sticky substances.
 It is written when left in the dark the pictures would
permanently stick onto the canvas.
 However De la Roche died decades before the camera was
invented and was not aware that this fictional book would hold
any relevance in mass society.

5.  In the Victorian era many seaside resorts had a camera obscura
which was usually set up in a small octagonal building near the
beach or on the pier. Inside, the visitor could watch a moving
color picture of the view outside

6.  Chemical photography revolutionized the
process and sealing it through the medium of
creating permanent images.
 Done in 1869, taking up to 8 hours to develop
and be exposed.
 He called the method heliotography (sun
writing)

7.  Daguerreotype, was the first publicly
announced photogrsaphic process and for
nearly twenty years was the one most
commonly used.
 It was invented by Louis Daguerre and
introduced in 1839.

8.  The calotype negative process was
sometimes called the Talbotype, after its
inventor.
 It was not Talbot's first photographic process
(introduced in 1839), but it is the one for
which he became most known.
 Talbot devised the calotype in the autumn of
1840, perfected it by the time of its public
introduction in mid-1841

9.  The Civil war was one of the first wars to be
actually recorded properly through
photography.
 Name of photographer: Mathew Brady

10.  George Eastman was one of the first to
demonstrate the great convenience of
gelatin dry plates over the cumbersome and
messy wet plate photography prevalent in his
day.
 Dry plates could be exposed and developed
at the photographer's convenience; wet
plates had to be coated, exposed at once,
and developed while still wet.

11.  In 1900s Easterman took mass market
photography with the brownie.

12.  To this day photography seems to remain a
vital part of contempary art as well still
retaining its commercial and everyday uses.